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** oops wrong pic... hold on ...
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I see nothing wrong with that pic 
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nothing wrong with it... just not the one I intended to post 
sami0201
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what was it?!
omg SG, go to the Audio/video forum and there's an amazing video of Crumbs from Detroit 10/25
that's what I was just doing it's like one of their professional cams or something I think
omg SG, go to the Audio/video forum and there's an amazing video of Crumbs from Detroit 10/25
that's what I was just doing it's like one of their professional cams or something I think
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Nice picture SG 
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Hello!
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Ooooooo!!!!!!
New Drawers!!!!!!
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New Drawers!!!!!!
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did you hear about this? *jealous*
History will forever record Elizabeth Brooks' bat mitzvah as "Mitzvahpalooza."
For his daughter's coming-of-age celebration last weekend, multimillionaire Long Island defense contractor David H. Brooks booked two floors of the Rainbow Room, hauled in concert-ready equipment, built a stage, installed special carpeting, outfitted the space with Jumbotrons and arranged command performances by everyone from 50 Cent to Tom Petty to Aerosmith.
I hear it was garish display of rock 'n' roll idol worship for which the famously irascible CEO of DHB Industries, a Westbury-based manufacturer of bulletproof vests, sent his company jet to retrieve Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and Joe Perry from their Saturday gig in Pittsburgh.
I'm also told that in honor of Aerosmith (and the $2 million fee I hear he paid for their appearance), the 50-year-old Brooks changed from a black-leather, metal-studded suit - accessorized with biker-chic necklace chains and diamonds from Chrome Hearts jewelers - into a hot-pink suede version of the same lovely outfit.
The party cost an estimated $10 million, including the price of corporate jets to ferry the performers to and from. Also on the bill were The Eagles' Don Henley and Joe Walsh performing with Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks; DJ AM (Nicole Richie's fiance); rap diva Ciara and, sadly perhaps (except that he received an estimated $250,000 for the job), Kenny G blowing on his soprano sax as more than 300 guests strolled and chatted into their pre-dinner cocktails.
"Hey, that guy looks like Kenny G," a disbelieving grownup was overheard remarking - though the 150 kids in attendance seemed more impressed by their $1,000 gift bags, complete with digital cameras and the latest video iPod.
For his estimated $500,000, I hear that 50 Cent performed only four or five songs - and badly - though he did manage to work in the lyric, "Go shorty, it's your bat miztvah, we gonna party like it's your bat mitzvah."
At one point, I'm told, one of Fitty's beefy bodyguards blocked shots of his boss performing and batted down the kids' cameras, shouting "No pictures! No pictures!" - even preventing Brooks' personal videographers and photographers from capturing 50 Cent's bat-miztvah moment.
"Fitty and his posse smelled like an open bottle of Hennessy," a witness told told me, adding that when the departing rapper prepared to enter his limo in the loading dock, a naked woman was spotted inside.
I'm told that Petty's performance - on acoustic guitar - was fabulous, as was the 45-minute set by Perry and Tyler, who was virtuosic on drums when they took the stage at 2:45 a.m. Sunday.
Henley, I hear, was grumpy at the realization that he'd agreed to play a kids' party.
I'm told that at one point Brooks leapt on the stage with Tyler and Perry, who responded with good grace when their paymaster demanded that his teenage nephew be permitted to sit in on drums. At another point, I'm told, Tyler theatrically wiped sweat off Brooks' forehead - and then dried his hand with a flourish.
Yesterday, Brooks disputed many details provided to me by Lowdown spies at the affair and by other informed sources, scrawling on a fax to me: "All dollar figures vastly exaggerated."
He added: "This was a private event and we do not wish to comment on details of the party."
but that's just insane money
I'm sure the majority of those kids didn't know who the performers were or totally can't appreciate what they saw!!
*jealous*History will forever record Elizabeth Brooks' bat mitzvah as "Mitzvahpalooza."
For his daughter's coming-of-age celebration last weekend, multimillionaire Long Island defense contractor David H. Brooks booked two floors of the Rainbow Room, hauled in concert-ready equipment, built a stage, installed special carpeting, outfitted the space with Jumbotrons and arranged command performances by everyone from 50 Cent to Tom Petty to Aerosmith.
I hear it was garish display of rock 'n' roll idol worship for which the famously irascible CEO of DHB Industries, a Westbury-based manufacturer of bulletproof vests, sent his company jet to retrieve Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and Joe Perry from their Saturday gig in Pittsburgh.
I'm also told that in honor of Aerosmith (and the $2 million fee I hear he paid for their appearance), the 50-year-old Brooks changed from a black-leather, metal-studded suit - accessorized with biker-chic necklace chains and diamonds from Chrome Hearts jewelers - into a hot-pink suede version of the same lovely outfit.
The party cost an estimated $10 million, including the price of corporate jets to ferry the performers to and from. Also on the bill were The Eagles' Don Henley and Joe Walsh performing with Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks; DJ AM (Nicole Richie's fiance); rap diva Ciara and, sadly perhaps (except that he received an estimated $250,000 for the job), Kenny G blowing on his soprano sax as more than 300 guests strolled and chatted into their pre-dinner cocktails.
"Hey, that guy looks like Kenny G," a disbelieving grownup was overheard remarking - though the 150 kids in attendance seemed more impressed by their $1,000 gift bags, complete with digital cameras and the latest video iPod.
For his estimated $500,000, I hear that 50 Cent performed only four or five songs - and badly - though he did manage to work in the lyric, "Go shorty, it's your bat miztvah, we gonna party like it's your bat mitzvah."
At one point, I'm told, one of Fitty's beefy bodyguards blocked shots of his boss performing and batted down the kids' cameras, shouting "No pictures! No pictures!" - even preventing Brooks' personal videographers and photographers from capturing 50 Cent's bat-miztvah moment.
"Fitty and his posse smelled like an open bottle of Hennessy," a witness told told me, adding that when the departing rapper prepared to enter his limo in the loading dock, a naked woman was spotted inside.
I'm told that Petty's performance - on acoustic guitar - was fabulous, as was the 45-minute set by Perry and Tyler, who was virtuosic on drums when they took the stage at 2:45 a.m. Sunday.
Henley, I hear, was grumpy at the realization that he'd agreed to play a kids' party.
I'm told that at one point Brooks leapt on the stage with Tyler and Perry, who responded with good grace when their paymaster demanded that his teenage nephew be permitted to sit in on drums. At another point, I'm told, Tyler theatrically wiped sweat off Brooks' forehead - and then dried his hand with a flourish.
Yesterday, Brooks disputed many details provided to me by Lowdown spies at the affair and by other informed sources, scrawling on a fax to me: "All dollar figures vastly exaggerated."
He added: "This was a private event and we do not wish to comment on details of the party."
but that's just insane money
I'm sure the majority of those kids didn't know who the performers were or totally can't appreciate what they saw!!
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Sad_Girl
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Sami - thats just ridiculous
Millions of dollars on a party when their are so many people sick and starving and homeless in the world
I have such a hard time with things like that
the original picture was just one of Bono I had posted in the other thread already
Hi Jules and Weldy
Millions of dollars on a party when their are so many people sick and starving and homeless in the world
I have such a hard time with things like that
the original picture was just one of Bono I had posted in the other thread already
Hi Jules and Weldy
sami0201
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Sad_Girl said:Sami - thats just ridiculous
Millions of dollars on a party when their are so many people sick and starving and homeless in the world
I have such a hard time with things like that
the original picture was just one of Bono I had posted in the other thread already
Hi Jules and Weldy
I know
but at the same time, it would be amazing seeing those performers like that
but even if I had the money, I'd never pay that
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U2Girl1978
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nice pics of Bono and Larry.
I just love Larry's hair!!!!
I just love Larry's hair!!!!
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you don't have to like it - just don't threaten it
It's like getting between a mother bear and her cub
It's like getting between a mother bear and her cub
sami0201
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I have to rewrite a normal paragraph in the style of Nathaniel Hawthorne 
It was easy to do it the other way around!
It was easy to do it the other way around!
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Sad_Girl
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that is a hard assignment, Sami - Nathaniel Hawthorne 
one of the hardest authors to read ever!
U2Girl1978
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Sad_Girl said:you don't have to like it - just don't threaten it
It's like getting between a mother bear and her cub
sami0201
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Sad_Girl said:
I know! "Sam, say hello to SparkNotes!! They will be your best friend for the coming weeks"
I'm supposed to be up to chapter 8...and I am, in the spark notes!
and from what I've read so far, I kinda like the book! 
jobob
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Have I ever read Hawthorne? 
Oh, yes, I have: He wrote The Scarlet Letter, which I'm sure I read during my college 19th Century Literature class.
Oh, yes, I have: He wrote The Scarlet Letter, which I'm sure I read during my college 19th Century Literature class.
U2Girl1978
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Gah... 
sami0201
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jobob said:Have I ever read Hawthorne?
Oh, yes, I have: He wrote The Scarlet Letter, which I'm sure I read during my college 19th Century Literature class.
I'm reading that now
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I like to read some eighteenth and nineteenth century authors, but Hawethorne practically wrote in a different language !
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U2Girl1978 said:Gah...
Whats wrong?
FlyYourKite
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Hi girls! 
I'm educating myself on the crazy political parties views on issues for this upcoming election. Yay for being able to vote for the first time
How's everyone doing?
I'm educating myself on the crazy political parties views on issues for this upcoming election. Yay for being able to vote for the first time
How's everyone doing?
jobob
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sami0201 said:I have to rewrite a normal paragraph in the style of Nathaniel Hawthorne
Here's a hint: Write the a's in red.
ucks as sami throws things at her:
sami0201
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jobob said:
Here's a hint: Write the a's in red.
my teacher would probably get a kick out of that!!
a snake can also be called a serpant, right?
hi Fly!
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